In a message dated 2/25/2007 3:21:20 A.M. Central Standard Time,
jtex37(a)sbcglobal.net writes:
I found John G. Callison in the 1860 census of Karnes County, Texas. He is
63 years old and states he was born in Kentucky. Who was in Ky. in 1797. I
guess you answered that in your last email.
We need Rena's help on this, when did Susannah Callison get married in
Kentucky. I think her marriage was the earliest date we had for Kentucky.
Absolom was in Virginia in 1797 but that was his only listing. His next one
was 1799/1800 Kentucky
William Sr is not found between 1797 Virginia and 1806 Ohio
John Sr is in Greenbrier Co., VA
James Jr married in 1794 TN and was never in KY THAT I KNOW OF
Robert was in Augusta Co., VA
That accounts for the sons of James and Isabel. I think we also need to look
at not only who was living there but who already has a James in their
family. Many of the early family used the names James, John and William. So taking
the sons of James and Isabel
John Sr -- I claim the James who died in 1827 until proven otherwise,
James Jr -- had a James
William -- we have claimed the James who married in Gallia Co., OH 1806 for
him.
Robert -- had a James
Of the next generation -- we are missing
John Callison who married Elizabeth Cutlip in 1791. My speculation (and it
is only that) is that he was in Ohio in 1806 with William Sr but even so, no
idea where he was between 1791 and 1806. Also no clue if he had a James or not.
Next note from Joyce
I looked again at the grave markers in the Sandie's Creek Cemetery where
Samuel's grandchildren were buried. One of them was named Hiram, born 6-2-1859,
died 9-1862, There is also a Bascom Callison. Is this a Callison name? I
don't remember seeing a Callison named that.
Joyce -- Hiram/Yes. Bascom/No. I don't know why I associate that name with
predominant in Texas. Is it the name of a county of something or have I been
drinking too much diet coke.
Take care all, Marilyn
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